Deborah Alcock: 10 books

The Czar - A Tale of the Time of the First Napoleon Deborah Alcock, irish author (1835-1913) This ebook presents «The Czar - A Tale of the Time of the First Napoleon», from Deborah Alcock. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected. Table...

Finally available, a high quality book of the original classic edition of The Spanish Brothers. It was previously published by other bona fide publishers, and is now, after many years, back in print. This is a new and freshly published edition of this culturally important work by Deborah Alcock,...

What would you suffer for? Die for? In Tales of Martyr Times, four short stories of historical fiction, Deborah Alcock paints the lives of men and women giving up their lives for a cause. Not just any cause, but for the Word of God and the truth of the gospel. Feel the terror and burden of decision when a life is at stake and the honor and triumph of a life given for Christ.

THE nineteenth century was still very young; its eventful day—that day whose sunset we have yet to see—had but lately dawned upon the world. There were regions, even in Europe, where, for any illumination brought them by the age, the hand of time might have been put back for centuries.

By Far Euphrates: A Tale written by Deborah Alcock who is best known as a late Victorian author of historical fiction focused on religious, evangelical themes. This book was published in 1897. And now republish in ebook format. We believe this work is culturally important in its original archival...

On one of the green slopes of the Sierra Morena, shaded by a few cork-trees, and with wild craggy heights and bare brown wastes stretching far above, there stood, about the middle of the sixteenth century, a castle even then old and rather dilapidated. It had once been a strong place, but was not very...

THE nineteenth century was still very young; its eventful day—that day whose sunset we have yet to see—had but lately dawned upon the world. There were regions, even in Europe, where, for any illumination brought them by the age, the hand of time might have been put back for centuries. In the...

Persecution bursts suddenly upon the secret converts in Seville. Carlos was imprisoned and put to the Question, but no tortures could induce him to deny his Lord, or betray his friends. The Inquisition. The Question. The horrors of the auto-da-fe. Through the courageous fortitude of great heroes and...

This gripping tale of religious persecution in sixteenth-century Spain is a must-read for fans of well-wrought historical fiction. A pair of brothers find themselves swept up in the tumultuous emergence of Protestantism -- and face consequences neither would have been able to predict.